Cyber Smart

For cyber smart we had to find the legal  for joining social networking sites.

Cyber Smart

For cyber smart we had to find the legal ages for joining online gaming.

Creations God's Has Made

Yesterday we  walked around the school to see God's creations.

Aboriginal Art

Making a sequential pattern - Aboriginal Art 

 1. Are you pleased with your artwork? Why / why not? I am pleased with my snake because of the colours and patterns I have used..

 2. What was challenging when you did your sequential pattern artwork?
It was nearly the end of the term and I didn’t have that much time to do it because I was sick.

3. What could you adapt / modify with your artwork?
I would change the colour of my background and perhaps change the animal to a kangaroo.

 4. Who / what helped you with your sequential pattern artwork?
Miss Paton’s Algebra page on the hub site helped me gather ideas on sequential patterns.

 5. If you were to teach a new person how to create your artwork under your theme (Aboriginal Art) what would be the teaching points / tips?

Draft the animal in your book first
Take your time with the dotting process
Do one area at a time to avoid smudging

 6. What have you learnt about this process?
To use a small amount of paint at the end of my paint brush so that I have more control.

The number of tens in hundreds

Today i have learned of tens in hunderds.

Why do Earthquakes happen?

Kayty and I have been working on a Prezi Presentation on Why do Earthquakes happen.

Here is the link
Click here to view our presentation

My Tapa Cloth

Tapa Cloth Reflection

1. Are you pleased with your accomplishment? Why /
2. Why Not?

I am pleased with my tapa cloth because it shows reflection.

2. What were some of the most interesting discoveries
you made while working on your Tapa Cloth? About the
task? About myself?

I have discovered that the tapa cloths have to show
Reflection, rotation and translation.

3. What were some of my most challenging moments
in making my Tapa Cloth  and what made them so?

The most challenging moment was when I had to rule
up the lines to make a grid.

4. What would you do differently if you were to make a
Tapa Cloth again?

I would not try to rip my paper again

5. What / who helped you with your Tapa Cloth

Miss Paton and grid lines.

6. What could you modify / alter on your Tapa Cloth

I would modify my designs to make them look more
like a checkerboard.

7. What aspect of your Tapa Cloth are you most proud of?

I am proud of the way my Tapa Cloth looks.